Master of Urban PlanningDEGREE REQUIREMENTS & CURRICULUM GUIDE [54 CREDITS]

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CORE COURSES [21 CREDITS] THEORIES & PROCESSES OF URBAN PLANNING (6 CREDITS)

URBP 700 Introduction to Planning (3 credits)

URBP 701 History and Theory of Urban Planning (3 credits)

URBAN STRUCTURES (6 CREDITS)

URBG 702 Structure of the Urban Region (3 credits)

URBP 719 Land, People and Environment (3 credits)

PLANNING METHODS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (9 CREDITS)

URBP 710 Urban Data Analysis (3 credits)*

and choose two from:

URBP 712 Planning Methods of Analysis and Forecasting (3 Credits)

URBG 713 Introduction to Qualitative Methods (3 Credits)

GTECH 709 GIS Mapping (3 Credits)

PLANNING STUDIO [6 CREDITS] FULL YEAR (6 CREDITS) TOPIC:

URBP 738 Planning Studio I, Fall (3 credits)

URBP 739 Planning Studio II, Spring (3 credits)

SINGLE SEMESTER (6 CREDITS) TOPIC:

URBP 737 Planning Studio (6 credits)

INTERNSHIP [3 CREDITS] URBP 776, 777, 778

Internship Course (3 credits) DESCRIPTION:

UNRESTRICTED ELECTIVES [12 CREDITS]

CONCENTRATION [12 CREDITS - SEE PAGE 2 FOR OPTIONS & SUGGESTED COURSES] AREA OF CONCENTRATION:

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AREAS OF CONCENTRATIONThe graduate program offers six areas of concentration. Each concentration is designed to give students a working knowledge of spe-cific foci within the field of planning. To fulfill the concentration requirement, students select four courses related to the concentra-tion in consultation with their advisor, from the suggested list.

Students with special interests may create their own concentration. In developing their programs, students may combine Hunter courses with the resources of the larger City University community or other approved institutions. Some individually tailored special-izations may include Education Planning and Policy, Immigration and Global Change, Urban Information Systems.

Community Planning and AdvocacyURBP 716• Participatory Approaches to GISURBP 731• Neighborhood Planning Workshop URBG 741• Employment Planning and PoliciesURBG 750• Social Planning and PolicyURBG 751• Educational Planning and PolicyURBG 755• Planning for Community Development and ImplementationURBG 756• Citizen Participation in Planning and DevelopmentURBP 760• Cities and HealthURBG 757• Politics and Education in the City

Sustainability and the EnvironmentURBP 720• Law of Land Use Regulation IURBP 722• Land Use Planning Workshop URBP 734• Environmental Planning URBP 735• Law of Environmental PlanningURBG/URBP 787• Select topics in urban affairs & urban planning related to the concentration

URBP 787.08 • Environmental Impact ReviewURBP 787.14• Lawyers and Planners in the Development ProcessURBP 787.17 • Planning for a Sustainable EnvironmentURBG 787.53• Physical Planning for the Waterfront

Master of Urban PlanningDEGREE REQUIREMENTS & CURRICULUM GUIDE [54 CREDITS]

Transportation and InfrastructureURBP 725• Infrastructure and Site Planning URBP 726• Site Planning Workshop URBP 732• Introduction to Transportation Planning URBP 733• Transportation Planning Methods and Models URBG/URBP 787• Select topics in urban affairs & urban planning related to the concentration

URBP 787.38: Public Transit Planning• URBP 787.42: Traffic Calming Workshop •

Housing and the Built Environment(including Urban Design and Historic Preservation)

URBP 723 • Introduction to Urban DesignURBP 725 • Infrastructure and Site Planning URBP 726 • Site Planning Workshop URBG 727 • Introduction to Housing URBG 728 • Housing and Urban Development Seminar URBG 742 • Economics of Real Estate Development URBG/URBP 787• Select topics in urban affairs & urban planning related to the concentration

URBP 787.03 • Introduction to Preservation PlanningURBP 787.12 • Regulating Urban FormURBP 787.14 • Law and Planning in the Development ProcessURBP 787.33 • Social History and Evolution of NYC Neighborhoods

Economic DevelopmentURBG 740 • Planning for Urban Economic Development URBG 741 • Employment Planning and Policies URBG 742 • Economics of Real Estate Development URBG 743 • Economic Planning and PolicyURBP 747 • Planning in the Budget ProcessURBG 751 • Educational Planning and PoliciesURBG 757 • Politics and Education in the City URBG/URBP 787• Select topics in urban affairs & urban planning related to the concentration

URBG 787.22 • Community Development Finance URBG 787.88 • Economic Development Workshop

General PracticeURBP 725 • Infrastructure and Site PlanningURBG 727 • Introduction to HousingURBP 731 • Neighborhood Planning WorkshopURBP 732 • Introduction to Transportation PlanningURBG 755 • Planning for Community Development and ImplementationURBG 756 • Citizen Participation in Planning and Development

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